People often ask me: "The market is so volatile, how come you never seem to panic?" Honestly, it's not that I have a particularly good mindset; it's that I long ago moved past the stage of trading crypto based on gut feeling. Over the years, I've seen too many people who are fluent in technical analysis, who know indicators better than anyone else, yet they're often the ones who lose the most. Why? Because they're too eager to catch every market move, too eager to accurately predict every fluctuation. Those who truly make money in the market are those who dare to admit they don't understand it. If you don't understand, stay out of the market and observe; only act decisively when you do understand. They trade only a few times a year, yet their returns outperform the vast majority. When I started with 8000 USDT, I fell into every trap imaginable: chasing highs, going all-in, stubbornly holding on, refusing to admit defeat—I did it all. Later, I truly understood: in this market, surviving long enough is a million times more important than making money quickly. So now, I've set three strict rules for myself: First, never fully invest. First, leave yourself some room to maneuver; this gives you the confidence to add to your position if the price drops. Second, never hold onto losing positions. Strictly adhere to stop-loss orders; exit when the time is right, without hesitation or lingering. Third, don't be greedy for the last penny. Take profits when they're due; what remains in the market is always risk. The principles are simple to say, but difficult to execute. However, if you persist, you'll discover a remarkable change: you'll no longer be led by the nose by market movements; you'll gradually develop your own rhythm, your mindset will stabilize, and profits will naturally follow.